United States v. Haskins
District Court, E.D. Tennessee
1Opinion of the Court
NEESE, District Judge.
This action presents a provocative question of the legality of a search and seizure. The Court, after hearing a pretrial motion (treated as a motion to suppress illegally obtained evidence), overruled the motion and permitted the case to go to trial before a jury. The defendants were convicted on two counts, one involving the possession, the other the transportation, of tax-unpaid whiskey. The Court now acts on the defendants’ timely motion for a judgment of acquittal based on the alleged unlawfulness of the search.
This is a “silver platter” case made by county officers…
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